Have a widescreen monitor? Chances are if you have a newer laptop you do. Even lots of desktop users are jumping on the widescreen bandwagon. Well, funny thing is that applications haven’t caught up with this change in monitor size. Fear not, though, help is on its way.
I found this from GHacks a long while […]
I am a begrudging Firefox user. IE was driving me nuts as I opened more and more tabs. I do still think Maxthon is da bomb, but sometimes not being able to use an IE plugin I want/need gets old. So Firefox it is. One thing Firefox is well-known for is its extensions. You can […]
No I don’t mean drawing goofy things on a piece of paper. I mean using the site/service Doodle to help you plan a meeting:
So, lately, I’ve found myself informally assuming this role, driving a surprising number of gone-fallow projects just by using Doodle to propose a simple check-in. The bottom line is that this […]
If you’re feeling adventurous, GHacks tells us that Firefox 2.0.4 is out. I downloaded it, installed it, and everything seems to be hunky dory. Give it a shot early or just wait until the update is pushed out.
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Gili over on Connected Internet (one of my fav sites for new and opinion, btw) has picked the top 5 Web 2.0 apps for the enterprise. They are:
Salesforce.com
Zoho office
Basecamp
Wordpress
Google Apps
I haven’t tried Salesforce.com or Zoho yet (though I keep meaning to), they rest I have tried and I can recommend them without hesitation. I […]
One of the banes of consultants is often time tracking. Good time tracking software is hard to find, regardless of price, good, free time tracking software is nearly impossible to find. Believe me, I’ve looked.
So whenever the words, “free” and “time-tracking” appear in a post title my ears perk up. But when you mix “web-based” […]
This is more of a tip for those of us who work at home so we manage our own networks and routers and were brave enough to leap to Vista already.
Many of you have read that the whole TCP/IP and networking stack for Vista was re-written from the ground up and because of this there […]
Diana Huggins who contributes to Lockgnome’s Windows Fanatics blog always seems to have those tips and how tos that people need. Whether it’s watermarks in Word or new lines in Excel cells, Diana has posted them.
Sure, you might think they are simple, if you’ve already spent time trying to figure out how to do it […]
I’ve been testing EverNote 2 beta for some time now, just a little while ago (last week I think), I got a ping that EverNote 2 was final and I should download the new version (actually throughout the beta period I received notices to update, which I very much appreciated). Here a portion of the […]
I wrote about LeapTag for the Blog World Expo Blog, but if you weren’t following my conference coverage (shame on you), read my review.
Okay, done? Great. Now this is a cool tool that, while still in beta, you should give shoot. It’s different. It’s interesting. And I’m finding some cool stuff faster with it.
My review goes […]
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